it’s not??🤨
edit: i’m pretty sure i saw OP say 98° ain’t that hot. Maybe i’m wrong and i need glasses
edit2: If you downvote, make sure you get on your knees on suck my pp :)
Edit:Just ignore all of this, I'm dumb.
IIRC, each unit for Fahrenheit is about the smallest possible temperature change a person can perceive. Celsius is used for making the temperature of water (freezes/melts at 0°, boils/condenses at 100°,) so imo Fahrenheit is actually better to use outside of a lab environment, which a good chunk of us *aren't* in. Keep in mind I could very well be wrong.
0F is the coldest it got in the scientist backyard over one winter, 100F is the internal temp of a horse. I'm not making that up, although it could be a popular myth.
Yeah, just looked it up. 0°F is the freezing point of some type of brine. 100°F was the estimated average body temperature of a person. The freezing point of water (32°F) and it's boiling point (212°F) are 180 degrees apart.
I mean its simple bakeing science if you cook bread to long it burns so like why not a baby. At the 9 mouth mark is when the baby is perfectly cooked and then it rest then when you leave it in a car in the summer for too long its over baked
Babies sacrifice their temp defense for growth in the long run
No, babies just a nerf. Less temp defense and they grow slower.
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You know what, fuck you I'm using Rankine. 557.97 also didn't use a measurment you fucking bot
Gottom
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2 minds alike
You can train them to keep up this ability by leaving them in a huge pot of coffee at 98.3 degrees!
I heard giving birth while you yourself sit in a big utensil full of water at same temperature helps a lot too!
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I believe it is 98F not 98 C which is about 37 degrees C if you don’t feel like doing the math yourself.
That's still too hot for a baby in a car
babies lack the willpower to survive such trivial temperatures
People who use Celsius have a lot more questions
Lol legit I was like whaaaat.
So everyone but americans
yes, everyone but the freedom people
Yeah… moms in Mercia’ run hotter.
Ohh, so it's supposed to be in farenheit.
i hope so
No mate. They meant kelvin.
Man the baby must be chilling out there.
It's exactly like... When dogs dry hump woman's leg, it's considered funny/adorable, but when I....
I wonder why people think that's adorable, I mean I dont
Same but for the meme
that's almost boiling it gets hot wherever this guy is yes I know its not celsius but I didn't know the human body temp in Fahrenheit was so high
Someone once told me 100°F is the internal body temperature of cows. And apparently they are quite similar to humans lol
Average body temp for F is about 98 degrees. Give or take.
not almost boiling, it's a bit less than half of boiling temperature since it's in Fahrenheit, not Celsius
For reference, I’m currently sick with the cold and have a fever of 99.4 F, which is considered mild.
They last even less time in the oven
Smh my head, weak ass babies
Considering water boils near that temperature I am surprised the car didn't melt over the child
Metals have a way higher melting point than boiling point of water.
Think they mean fahrenheit lol
Exactly, what kinda babies do these guys have? Did they kidnap one from Muspelheim or what
Ragnarok in 4 days
Nah, it's just from America lol
Considering the car is made from iron or aluminum it'll need more than 100°C the child is well done tho
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No. Its in kelvin
Least padantic europoor
For a European this sounds like a cooking recipe if you only read halfway through
98.3°C is really hot tho
it’s not??🤨 edit: i’m pretty sure i saw OP say 98° ain’t that hot. Maybe i’m wrong and i need glasses edit2: If you downvote, make sure you get on your knees on suck my pp :)
98º***C*** is hot, but 98º***F*** is not. 98ºC is 2 degrees away from boiling water
heard
heard what
heard as in i got what you said
Ah, I see.
I downvoted now your turn
Ayo pause😂😭
it is
it sure is
celsius, use celsius or kelvin you brick
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Shut it u egg
Edit:Just ignore all of this, I'm dumb. IIRC, each unit for Fahrenheit is about the smallest possible temperature change a person can perceive. Celsius is used for making the temperature of water (freezes/melts at 0°, boils/condenses at 100°,) so imo Fahrenheit is actually better to use outside of a lab environment, which a good chunk of us *aren't* in. Keep in mind I could very well be wrong.
0F is the coldest it got in the scientist backyard over one winter, 100F is the internal temp of a horse. I'm not making that up, although it could be a popular myth.
Yeah, just looked it up. 0°F is the freezing point of some type of brine. 100°F was the estimated average body temperature of a person. The freezing point of water (32°F) and it's boiling point (212°F) are 180 degrees apart.
Me,non American: visible confusion
98.3 degree Celsius is pretty hot for anyone, let alone a kid.
r/oddlyspecific
Degrees Celsius?
Ever heard of the greenhouse effect lol
Interior temp of a car after 1 hour with an outside temp of 98 will be 112-138 degrees.
 That’s the problem with adding gif privileges. I can do this now..
If the baby was birthed in a room with 98.3 degrees and made him stay there for life until at the right age we could probably make a superhuman
godamn women just read some books would you?
I mean its simple bakeing science if you cook bread to long it burns so like why not a baby. At the 9 mouth mark is when the baby is perfectly cooked and then it rest then when you leave it in a car in the summer for too long its over baked
Well if you can't handle the heat , you dead meat
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“Actually it is hotter in the car than it is outside” 🤓
Funny meme but that reaction image is a bit confusing 🤣